THIS
IS AFRICA : Hear the lions roar while you enjoy sundowners
as the sun slips behind the blue mountains in the west.
Big
5 and other wildlife in the Thornybush Private Game Reserve
have habituated this region for thousands of years.
Experience
wildlife and expert interpretations, as guided bush walks
will enlighten you with creatures big and small.
The
biodiversity of the reserve attracts a wide variety of wildlife
including the ‘Big 5’. Our staff includes well-trained
and experienced rangers who will share with you one of Africa’s
most splendid ecosystems
Two game drives in open vehicles include coffee, tea and snacks
in the morning while a romantic sundowner interrupts the night
drives.
Game
viewing at Tangala is of high standard and compare with the
best in the world.
Guests
can expect to see lion, elephant, leopard, rhino, cheetah,
buffalo, giraffe, zebra and other general game on game drives.
As well as exciting bird watching.
Wildlife
activities here enable guests to 'touch, taste and smell'
Africa. Your day begins with a game drive of approximately
four hours, accompanied by a qualified ranger and tracker.
Guests not only get close to Big Game but also learn to identify
birds and trees, taste edible fruit, follow in the footsteps
of animals great and small and learn about local bush lore.
Become
one with the bush as you track silently after the spoor of
wildlife during game drives. The night game viewing is an
experience of its own. Nocturnal sightings might include bush
babies, the elusive genet, or predators hunting and stalking
their prey.
Lanterns
welcome you back and guide you along the pathways to the bush
boma for an African feast under the southern stars.
By
contrast TANGALA aims to offer guests a much more ‘up
close and personal’ intimate bush experience –
perfect for the visitor who wants to get more out of their
African experience than simply ticking off the Big Five.
VISIT
OUR SEASONS GUIDE HERE! Find out when is the most suitable
time for YOU to visit TANGALA!
Complete
our online Bookings Form HERE!
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